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Dombra: The Soulful Strings of Kazakhstan’s Heritage

Dombra The Soulful Strings of Kazakhstan

Dombra is more than an old Kazakh instrument. It is a voice. A wooden voice with two strings. Long ago, in the wide lands of Kazakhstan, nomads sat by fires and played it in their yurts. They told stories through…

  • Julian Blake
  • June 14, 2025
  • String Instruments

Balalaika: Exploring Russia’s Iconic Triangular String Instrument

Balalaika Russia's Triangular String Instrument

Balalaika is a string instrument from Russia. It is shaped like a triangle, and has just three strings. Not six like a guitar. Just three. But that’s all it needs. The sound it makes? Bright. Snappy. A little twangy. You…

  • Julian Blake
  • June 14, 2025
  • Clarinets

German vs French Clarinet: What’s the Real Difference

German vs French Clarinet What’s the Real Difference

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  • Julian Blake
  • June 13, 2025
  • Clarinets

Are Antique German Clarinets Still Good to Play?

Are Antique German Clarinets Still Good to Play

Antique German clarinets are something special. These unique pieces are built with the Oehler system and strong grenadilla wood, still sound amazing today. Some were even used by great players like Anton Stadler, who played music by Mozart over 200…

  • Julian Blake
  • June 13, 2025
  • Mandolins

Mandolin vs Mandocello: What’s the Difference?

Mandolin vs Mandocello What’s the Difference

The big difference in the Mandolin vs Mandocello question is all about high sounds versus low sounds. You can think of them as part of the same instrument group, but one is built to play high notes and the other…

  • Julian Blake
  • June 12, 2025
  • Drums

The Spirits of the Djembe: Tree, Animal & Maker in Each Beat

The Spirits of the Djembe

The djembe is not just a drum. It’s something you feel. The djembe pulls you in for a reason. And the reason is the spirits of the djembe that live inside every beat you play. It comes from the heart…

  • Julian Blake
  • June 11, 2025
  • Healings

What Is a Handpan and How Does It Sound?

What Is a Handpan

What is a handpan? It’s a steel drum shaped like a UFO and has a round top and a hole underneath. The top has a big center called the ding. Around it are small dents. These are the tone fields.…

  • Julian Blake
  • June 10, 2025
  • Banjos

Taking Care of Your Banjo: Simple Tips to Keep Your Banjo Happy

Taking Care of Your Banjo

Taking care of your banjo is the key to keeping it sounding. Banjos are like big building toys with lots of screws and bolts. Over time, these can get loose. When that happens, your banjo might not sound the same…

  • Julian Blake
  • June 9, 2025
  • Drums

How to Sit on a Cajon to Get the Best Sound

How to Sit on a Cajon to Get the Best Sound

How to sit on a cajon might sound simple. But if your tone feels flat, too soft, or kind of weak, the way you sit could be the real problem. Your back might be curved. Maybe your legs are too…

  • Julian Blake
  • June 8, 2025
  • Guitars

Storing Guitars in Cold Climates: A Damage Prevention Guide

Storing Guitars in Cold Climates

Storing guitars in cold climates can damage them fast. Cold air is dry. Dry air makes the wood shrink. The guitar can crack. The neck can bend. Even the finish can split. You might keep your guitar in a garage…

  • Julian Blake
  • June 7, 2025
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